Hi,
1. It's not possible to compile for 1.1 using mono-basic yet (it's planned for some distant future), you can only compile for 1.1 using MS' vbc compiler (or Visual Studio 2003). If you have a Windows machine you can compile using vbc and then copy the executables/assemblies to your linux machine. 2. The source code will very likely not need any changes to compile for 2.0, try to compile with mono-basic (vbnc is the compiler) and it will tell you if there are any problems. 3. No, given that normally you don't have to change anything. Rolf From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of gunawan chang Sent: martes, 13 de mayo de 2008 6:40 To: [email protected] Subject: [mono-vb] how to compiler vb .Net 1.1 Hi, everybody I am a newbie in mono, want ask a question. I use mandriva 2008, mono 1.2-5, GTK 2.0 I have installed everything about mono and include mono-basic, I know this compiler only for .NET 2.0, but my application is already in .NET1.1. My question is 1. how to I compile the source code in vb .net1.1? 2. If no.1 it can't, so what I have to do?, should I upgrade to .net2.0 without change the code? ( I am really linux native, so please don't laugh my silly question) 3. are there a tutorial for this? I really need the answer, if this question have had a answer, pls show me the link. ( I have looking for everywhere, forgive me that I can't found it) Thank you very much.
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